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Louis Vuitton and Chinese dispute

Mei Ling Tan January 16, 2016

Luxury retailer Louis Vuitton is suing three individuals in China for selling counterfeit items on Alibaba’s online shopping outlet Taobao. Damages of 250,000 RMB ($37,900) are being sought by the…

Chinese demand to drive growth in Australian luxury

Mei Ling Tan January 16, 2016

A surge in demand for luxury goods has seen Chinese-led spending overwhelmingly turn to international markets including Australia, according to the latest research from property group CBRE. According to the latest…

Sa Sa feels pinch of Chinese policy

Mei Ling Tan January 16, 2016

China’s policy of one trip a week for mainlanders plus the strength of the Hong Kong dollar against a weaker yen have gouged sales for cosmetics retailer Sa Sa International.…

Hong Kong entrepreneur Ricky Wong plans HK$100m ad campaign boost for online shopping

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Ricky Wong Wai-kay has ambitious plans to boost his online shopping venture with a HK$100 million ad campaign and staff expansion despite a grim economic outlook and still being a…

Investors sought for top-yielding Oud production project in Laos

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Two companies from Malaysia are on the lookout for investors to set up a big agarwood tree plantation in Laos to produce Oud oil and other agarwood products for markets…

Milk producers Lewis Road Creamery eyes up China for exports

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Lewis Road Creamery, the premium dairy brand organization based in New Zealand, is eyeing on Chinese market to export their products. The company said the final decision would be made…

African exports to China descend by 40 percent

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

African exports to China fell by 40 percent in 2015, China’s customs office reports. China is Africa’s greatest single trading partner and its interest for African products has fuelled the…

2 Reasons Why China’s Macro Woes Won’t Affect Apple, Inc. as Much as You Think

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

The market certainly woke up on the wrong side of the bed for 2016, and most fingers are pointed to troubling macro-economic data out of China along with The Middle…

Thailand cracking down on foreign-controlled firms using locals as nominees

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

The Commerce Ministry’s Business Development Department will this year expand its investigation into the use of Thai nationals as nominees for foreign-controlled companies in nine provinces where it suspects the…

Learn to build winning portfolio with new investment series

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Here’s your chance to learn how to build a winning portfolio amid the uncertain market. Over the next 12 months, The Sunday Times will feature a new series that will…

Singapore retail sales up 4.7% year-on-year, boosted by car sales

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

ONCE more, a massive double-digit surge in motor vehicle sales pulled up Singapore’s retail sales in November. In year-on-year terms, retail sales grew 4.7 per cent, according to data released…

‘Don’t blame retail investors for China’s flash crash’

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Picture this: the market plunged 9 percent in around 30 minutes of hectic trading. Regulators raced to contain the damage, that was estimated in the trillions. Later, the plunge was…

Maybank Launches Market Outlook Roadshow Across <b>Malaysia</b>

Maybank Launches Market Outlook Roadshow Across Malaysia

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Maybank Investment Bank has just kicked off their annual Market Outlook 1H 2016 investors’ roadshow across Malaysia for this year’s investment strategies. The Market Outlook is aimed to share stock…

What’s Driving China’s Stock Market Selloff?

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

Just as they did when Chinese stocks swooned in July, global investors appear to be learning the right lessons about China for all the wrong reasons. Investors who can see…

Singapore retail sector kept at ‘neutral’ by OCBC, picks Sheng Siong, Thai Bev

Mei Ling Tan January 15, 2016

OCBC reiterates its “neutral” stance on Singapore’s retail sector, but says opportunities exist in companies that are able to weather the current gloomy sentiment. The house notes that the year…

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Louis Vuitton and Chinese dispute

Chinese demand to drive growth in Australian luxury

Sa Sa feels pinch of Chinese policy

Hong Kong entrepreneur Ricky Wong plans HK$100m ad campaign boost for online shopping

Investors sought for top-yielding Oud production project in Laos

Milk producers Lewis Road Creamery eyes up China for exports

African exports to China descend by 40 percent

2 Reasons Why China’s Macro Woes Won’t Affect Apple, Inc. as Much as You Think

Thailand cracking down on foreign-controlled firms using locals as nominees

Learn to build winning portfolio with new investment series

Singapore retail sales up 4.7% year-on-year, boosted by car sales

‘Don’t blame retail investors for China’s flash crash’

Maybank Launches Market Outlook Roadshow Across Malaysia

What’s Driving China’s Stock Market Selloff?

Singapore retail sector kept at ‘neutral’ by OCBC, picks Sheng Siong, Thai Bev

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